Electrically driven light emitting laminated safety glass

电动发光夹层安全玻璃

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    513597-2017
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 16.1万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    加拿大
  • 项目类别:
    Collaborative Research and Development Grants
  • 财政年份:
    2018
  • 资助国家:
    加拿大
  • 起止时间:
    2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

We will generate high-efficiency, transparent functional display glass (FDG) for next-generation automobiles. Current light-emitting-device (LED) technologies fail to provide high efficiency, transparency, and stability after exposure to high temperature and pressure that is required for windshield assembly. Hybrid perovskites are a new class of materials that have emerged during the last decade as a prominent candidate for optoelectronic applications and high-efficiency LEDs. Its solution-processability is especially appealing for large-scale manufacturing. We have recently shown that layered, two-dimensionally confined perovskites could offer the combination of stability, transparency and brightness. *In this project we will further develop our low-dimensional, layered perovskites to achieve, for the first time, solution-processed light emitters that are efficient, transparent throughout the visible region, and that can withstand the harsh curing processes required for automobile glass manufacturing. Through engineering of the nature and composition of the layered structures we will achieve bright (>90% efficient) and controllable red, green and blue emission with high transparency (>90%) throughout the visible part of the spectrum. We will ensure that this is attained in parallel to exceptional temperature and pressure stability. This will be accomplished by exploring both the perovskite composition space and the nature of the organic molecules that cater for the confined character in the final ensemble. We will implement the resulting materials into efficient LEDs. These devices will consist of the optimized layered perovskites sandwiched between transparent charge injection electrodes. The proposed research will culminate in red-, green-, and blue-emitting devices that can be readily integrated into transparent displays in automotive safety glass. The reach of this product can be extended from interactive screens, to logo decals, to vehicle recognition for autonomous driving.
我们将为下一代汽车生产高效、透明的功能显示玻璃(FDG)。目前的发光设备(LED)技术在暴露在挡风玻璃组装所需的高温和压力下后,无法提供高效率、透明度和稳定性。混合钙钛矿材料是近十年来出现的一种新型材料,是光电应用和高效率LED的重要候选者。它的溶液加工性对大规模制造特别有吸引力。我们最近已经证明,层状、二维受限的钙钛矿可以提供稳定性、透明度和亮度的组合。*在这个项目中,我们将进一步开发我们的低维、层状钙钛矿,以首次实现溶液处理的光发射器,这些光发射器在整个可见区域都是高效、透明的,并且可以承受汽车玻璃制造所需的苛刻固化过程。通过设计分层结构的性质和组成,我们将在光谱的可见部分实现明亮(90%的效率)和可控的红、绿和蓝色发射,并具有高透明度(>90%)。我们将确保在实现这一目标的同时,实现卓越的温度和压力稳定性。这将通过探索钙钛矿组成空间和有机分子的性质来实现,这些有机分子迎合了最终整体中的受限特征。我们将把产生的材料应用到高效的LED中。这些器件将由夹在透明电荷注入电极之间的优化层状钙钛矿组成。这项拟议的研究将最终制造出红色、绿色和蓝色发光设备,这些设备可以很容易地集成到汽车安全玻璃的透明显示器中。这款产品的覆盖范围可以从交互式屏幕扩展到标志标签,再到自动驾驶的车辆识别。

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